Muhammad V Square

Restaurants, the Al-Maghrib Bank, a post office, and a police station are built around it. The Arab League Park and a public garden adjoin the square. Boulevards radiate out in different directions – a great place for strolls. Mohammed V Square is a public square named after King Mohammed V, who played an important role in turning Morocco into one of the safest destinations in the Middle East. Surrounded by some of the city's most important landmarks, including the Royal Court, the Al-Maghrib Bank Museum, and the Governor's Office, the square is a popular venue for events and celebrations, especially during national holidays and festivals. One of the square's most notable features is its architecture, which combines traditional Moroccan and French colonial styles.